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migrate   8
mild   16
mildness   5
mile   3
military   140
militia   1
milk   14
mill   1
millet   2
Headword

military
140 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
mildly   1
mildness   5
miles   3
militarily   2
military   138
militia   1
milk   14
miller   1
millet   2


01Kor1    3:3|for his mastery of the military art
01Kor1    26:5|Among the military, the name of the first
02Agat1    1:4|unable to adequately prepare for military action
02Agat1    1:17|and went before them in military preparedness
02Agat3    13:4|rulers of districts, dignitaries, notables, military leaders, chiefs, princes, [naxarars] lords, [azats] gentry
02Agat3    25:8|a young man in the military - had been married and had
02Agat3    28:4|From the military Trdat chose the occupants of
03Buz3    13:28|noble pedigree they chose the military life
03Buz3    15:3|to the ground, dressing in military style, and were destroyed
03Buz3    20:41|Then the naxarars, princes, officials, military commanders, chiefs [pets] and the entire
03Buz3    21:1|governors, rulers of lands, azats, military commanders, judges, chiefs [pets], princes, as
03Buz4    2:3|the generalship in charge of military affairs; and the youngest was
03Buz4    2:8|in charge of warfare of military fronts went to the Mamikonean
03Buz4    2:8|of good deeds, successful in military matters. They were placed in
03Buz4    3:7|that time, he was a military official, the beloved chamberlain of
03Buz4    3:8|he displayed enviable courage in military training
03Buz4    3:10|comrade as oneself. Similarly, in military matters he had a perfectly
03Buz4    3:14|side in service, wearing his military dress adorned with the attractive
03Buz4    3:29|While Nerses was still in military garb, the inner man was
03Buz4    20:20|army together with all the military forces of the Ayraratean gund
03Buz4    22:2|designated Andikan and Hazarawuxt the military commanders of two brigades, while
03Buz4    22:11|Iranian front under Andikan the military commander, encamped near the fisheries
03Buz4    22:16|the Armenians, only Bagos, the military commander of the troops died
03Buz4    24:0|Shapuh of Iran into further military actions; and how he became
03Buz4    27:1|Armenia. Andikan, who was their military commander, arrived and pillaged the
03Buz4    43:1|A certain Zindakapet, a military commander of the Iranian king’s
03Buz4    45:1|appointing Sakstan anderjapet as their military commander
03Buz4    49:1|A certain great military commander of the Iranians named
03Buz4    55:30|troops bearing spears. The Iranian military commanders said to Zuit, priest
03Buz5    1:13|Terent and Ade the Byzantine military commanders, Mushegh, sparapet of Armenia
03Buz5    1:13|sparapet of Armenia, conducted a military review of the Armenian troops
03Buz5    1:14|on general Mushegh. The Byzantine military commanders were also very grateful
03Buz5    1:17|Armenia, Mushegh killed the Iranian military commanders Karen and Zik. He
03Buz5    32:0|and was slain by Byzantine military commanders
03Buz5    34:7|He suggested that secure, walled military bases be constructed one in
03Buz5    35:9|cities and make it a military base inhabited by Byzantine troops
04Yegh1    2:33|in order to fulfill their military service with sincere faith
04Yegh2    11:254|that their valiant deeds in military service had been superior to
04Yegh3    10:236|before we had brought any military operation to a successful conclusion
04Yegh3    11:255|help the Christians, either with military assistance or in any other
04Yegh5    2:47|In accordance with military practice he continually repeated to
05Parp3    20:16|to resist such a great (military) force (as Iran) and will
05Parp3    21:14|will want to serve them (militarily) as well, and that no
05Parp3    28:13|something at your order, your military commanders and my comrades have
05Parp3    35:0|reached Aghbania (Aghuania), the Iranian military commanders were informed about the
05Parp3    35:6|entrusting each (front) to a military commander. As military commander of
05Parp3    35:6|to a military commander. As military commander of the right front
05Parp3    37:11|men also said that the military commanders were the Mushkan Niwsalawurt
05Parp3    39:0|and preparing to form into military fronts. The blessed Vardan, lord
05Parp3    39:1|and the banners of other military men could be most clearly
05Parp3    39:13|learned it from the Iranian military commanders
05Parp3    41:0|and Varazshapuh Paluni as their military commanders
05Parp3    42:5|been given to the Iranian military commanders to be taken to
05Parp3    44:2|in the Aryan world. Many military commanders and other Aryans with
05Parp3    45:21|control, many of the Huns’ military commanders became my friends through
05Parp4    60:6|Ashtat who put them into military service
05Parp4    60:7|God exalted them before the military commander of the brigade, clearly
05Parp4    60:7|and miraculous men from the military commander and from the entire
05Parp4    63:2|prominent than any other, their military commanders renowned and victorious, now
05Parp4    64:1|Gadishoy Maxaz, who was the military commander of the entire class
05Parp4    66:1|against) rebel fortress-guards. The military commander of them all was
05Parp4    66:2|the deeds of the Iranian military commanders
05Parp4    66:4|not permit anyone to see military action. Rather I will bring
05Parp4    66:5|afraid that perhaps the Iranian military commanders would take the Armenian
05Parp4    68:9|the naxarars and all the military troops with them, as well
05Parp4    68:9|who accompanied them to the military action
05Parp4    69:1|Vasak, were set up as military commanders of the center. Garjoyl
05Parp4    69:16|Nerseh Kamsarakan reached the Katsac’ military commander, a mighty and martial
05Parp4    71:0|from Iran. The following numerous military commanders reached the borders of
05Parp4    75:18|For if the military commander of a brigade is
05Parp4    76:9|When Mihran, the military commander of the Aryans, and
05Parp4    77:12|strong brigade with a dependable military commander and bring us to
05Parp4    80:11|message from Shapuh, the Iranian military commander, although they gave various
05Parp4    81:4|next day Shapuh, the Iranian military commander, taking all the multitude
05Parp4    82:0|Siwnik’, urgently hurried Shapuh, the military commander of the Iranian brigade
05Parp4    82:7|Now when the Iranian military commander, Shapuh, heard all these
05Parp4    83:1|they see but the Iranian military commander, Shapuh, coming against them
05Parp4    83:3|unexpected attack of the Iranian military commander, Shapuh, and all of
05Parp4    83:9|them to each of the military commanders whom he considered able
05Parp4    83:15|The Iranian military commander Shapuh, astonished by the
05Parp4    84:2|When Shapuh, the military commander of the Iranian brigade
05Parp4    84:8|even heard from the Aryan military commanders about warriors in centuries
05Parp4    88:9|me there (in Armenia) as military commander, the way Vahan fatigued
05Parp4    95:16|Many of your Aryan military commanders have been in diverse
05Parp4    95:16|which was seen by your military commanders, and as a result
06Khor2    4:3|they were quite unaware of military tactics
06Khor2    8:5|is spoken, he established as military governors the two princes of
06Khor2    8:8|whom the Parthian Vaḷarshak made military governor
06Khor2    60:13|kinsmen, and beside them the military - the leaders and companies of
06Khor2    64:6|Although they were undistinguished in military service, yet they were personally
06Khor2    72:2|any Roman forces to give military assistance to Khosrov
06Khor2    79:2|a willing pupil of other military exercises. And then according to
06Khor3    46:2|and Arshak nor lent them military assistance to make war with
06Khor3    50:3|with Shapuh and give him military assistance, he would restore to
07Seb1    12:11|he reckoned that perhaps some military action had arisen, or some
07Seb1    33:6|city of Karin and initiated military action against it. They were
07Seb1    44:12|he might thus exercise his military command. He increased the burden
07Seb1    46:44|bishop Ṙstakēs, and on the military side the four most senior
07Seb1    49:1|with the army in a military capacity. He firmly agreed with
07Seb1    52:6|The latter, unable to offer military resistance, opened the gates of
07Seb1    52:9|experienced in the details of military skill in the fashion of
08Ghev1    1:7|imperial order, wrote to the military commanders who were under his
08Ghev1    7:1|come against our land. The military commander was the bloodthirsty and
08Ghev1    10:7|recording them in a royal military census, giving them stipends, and
08Ghev1    27:5|far as the great Tachik military camp of al-Kufa (Akogha
08Ghev1    33:8|dispersal of the lords. The military commanders of our land were
08Ghev1    34:15|entrusting (the force) to a military commander named Abu Njib (Apunchip
08Ghev1    34:43|merely) youths, who were the military commanders, whether they were closely
08Ghev1    34:43|this, he prepared his own military commanders accordingly
08Ghev1    34:69|The names of the military commanders were as follows: Sparapet
08Ghev1    34:71|For great leaders and respectable military commanders were snuffed out in
09Draskh1    8:8|in accordance with his disposition, military skill and martial trials, acquired
09Draskh1    30:6|and carefully selected detachments of military forces clad in arms and
09Draskh1    66:53|remaining multitude, both men of military and lay order killed on
09Draskh1    66:59|were porters, one was of military rank, whereas the other was
10Tovma1    11:20|he stripped himself of his military garb and mourned for Armenia
10Tovma1    11:39|Armenians and impose tribute and military service on them, but he
10Tovma1    11:42|to pay him tribute and military service
10Tovma2    6:49|burden of taxes and the military, so that the land may
10Tovma2    6:54|loyal intentions to fulfil his military duty, in accordance with the
10Tovma3    2:50|other groups of nobles and military leaders, having in our hands
10Tovma3    9:6|each province, the strongholds, the military capacity of the various clans
10Tovma3    22:17|familyvaliant men, versed in military affairs. They waged battle there
10Tovma3    28:2|refusing) to give tribute and military service as was due
10Tovma3    29:37|strong rocky place secure from military attacks, which he enclosed with
10Tovma3    29:58|intelligence, experience and diligence in military affairs, his willing and meritorious
10Tovma3    29:59|proper care to provide for military taxes against the raids of
10Tovma4    10:2|race, versed in warfare and military deeds, with haughty arrogance puffed
11Asogh1    14:1|man and well-versed in military affairs
11Asogh1    22:2|He went with a dense military force and a vast camp
11Asogh1    29:3|man of insight, knowledgeable in military affairs and generous in distributing
11Asogh1    40:20|according to the rules of military art, but in groups according
11Asogh1    42:14|adorned with the sign of military prowess, and the king of
12Last1    4:3|troops than anyone. He is militarily strong, and ready for battle
12Last1    4:14|Now those who were (the military) commanders, although they verbally consented
12Last1    9:10|had died, they beseeched the military commanders to permit them to
12Last1    10:28|in their blazing colors. And (military) reviews were but occasions for
12Last1    16:34|orally or in writing what (military) plans he learned from the
12Last1    16:39|Then (the Seljuks) readied another military device which they themselves called
12Last1    25:10|clashed with one another in military order, when neither side appeared